Fish Dinner

A seaside evening in the heart of the Canavese

The Fish Dinner is the gastronomic event through which the young Pro Loco of Pratiglione brings the scent of the sea to the hills of the Canavese. Pratiglione is a small town in the Metropolitan City of Turin, in Piedmont, and for one night, its Riccardo Genisio multi-purpose hall transforms into a small seaside resort: soft lights, seashells, surfboards, fishing nets, and scenic waves recreate a surprising marine atmosphere, far from the alpine landscapes that surround the village.

Fine dining and creativity

The heart of the event is a menu entirely dedicated to the flavors of the sea, carefully crafted to offer original, sophisticated, and flavorful dishes. The culinary direction is entrusted to chef Max Camerlo, who designs the menu and coordinates the kitchen team, while the scenic room design is the work of Raffaella Enrietto. The result is an evening that combines the pleasure of dining with imaginative decor, capable of surprising guests from the moment they walk through the door.

A community coming together

More than just a dinner, the event is a moment of conviviality that brings together the residents of Pratiglione and the neighboring towns of the Canavese. The event is promoted by the Pro Loco Tourist Association of Pratiglione, chaired by Fausto Leonardi, a recently established organization with the goal of enlivening village life and promoting the region through festivals, fairs, and events. The Fish Dinner is thus part of a calendar of initiatives ranging from Carnival to the patronal feast of Saint Nicholas the Bishop.

Why attend

• A curated and imaginative fish menu in an unusual setting: the Piedmontese hinterland
• A scenic seaside-themed setting in the Riccardo Genisio hall
• The opportunity to discover an authentic Canavese village and its new Pro Loco
• A festive evening open to residents and visitors, dedicated to hospitality

A small but significant event that captures the welcoming spirit of Pratiglione and the desire for community typical of Piedmontese towns.